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Featuring the most acclaimed stories of H.P. Lovecraft, this volume showcases his masterful storytelling and unique cosmic horror themes. It is the second installment in a comprehensive three-volume omnibus that collects all of Lovecraft's fictional works, providing readers with a deep dive into his imaginative universe and the eerie atmospheres that define his legacy.

Although he's best known for his works of weird fiction, H.P. Lovecraft for most of his life considered himself primarily a poet. This cycle of 36 classic-form sonnets, infused with his trademark cosmic dread, represents the pinnacle of Lovecraft's career as a poet, and it's his most well-known and thoroughly-studied body of poetry. This volume presents Fungi from Yuggoth in the context of Lovecraft's literary life, with examples of his other poetry. In it, you will discover -- or rediscover -- the dark humor, bold imagination, and sparkling wit that is Howard Phillips Lovecraft's enduring gift to the world.

Set against a backdrop of thrilling space adventures, this classic tale features daring heroes and treacherous villains exploring distant planets. The narrative intertwines action, romance, and the quest for glory, as characters navigate through battles and betrayals in a vibrant interstellar universe. With its imaginative settings and dynamic storytelling, it captures the essence of adventure and the spirit of exploration, making it a timeless favorite for fans of science fiction and fantasy.

H. P. Lovecraft nos habla en este ensayo de «la emoción más antigua y poderosa de la humanidad»: el miedo. De todo lo que nos aterra, nos dice Lovecraft, es lo desconocido lo que nos atrae con más fuerza.El gran maestro del terror analizó el género en este ensayo publicado en 1927 examina en este magnífico texto las raíces del género en la novela gótica y traza su desarrollo a través de autores como Nathaniel Hawthorne, Edgar Allan Poe o Ambrose Bierce. Por otro lado, el autor bautiza en su ensayo a los cuatro «maestros contemporáneos» del terror: Arthur Machen, Lord Dunsany, Algernon Blackwood y M. R. James.«Palabras que nos emocionan. Palabras que nos alteran. Palabras que modifican nuestro metabolismo: haciéndonos llorar, alcanzando a conseguir que el entorno en el que las leemos ya no nos resulte seguro o previniéndonos de lo que leeremos en la página siguiente.»Del prólogo de Javier Aparicio Maydeu

Featuring collaborations and ghostwritten works, this volume showcases the unique contributions of Howard Phillips Lovecraft to the genre of weird fiction. As part of the Pulp-Lit Omnibus Collection, it highlights his lesser-known stories, providing insight into his creative process and partnerships with other writers, enriching the understanding of his literary legacy.

The book showcases a collection of captivating true stories from Oregon's history, featuring a mix of inspirational heroes, mischievous rascals, and quirky characters. Originally published as a newspaper column since 2008, these tales have been thoroughly researched and enhanced with new information. Readers will discover the state's most outrageous and entertaining anecdotes, highlighting the unique and colorful narratives that define Oregon's past. This volume serves as a delightful introduction to the state's rich and eccentric history.

Focusing on H.P. Lovecraft's formative literary years, this volume compiles all his published works from 1917 to 1925, capturing the evolution of his unique style and themes. It highlights his development as a writer during a crucial period before his return to Providence in 1926, offering readers a comprehensive look at the stories that shaped his legacy.

Featuring a blend of quirky tales, this collection explores 45 notably bad ideas and 36 truly horrible individuals that have shaped Oregon's offbeat history. Each story highlights the state's unique and often humorous past, showcasing the eccentricities and missteps of its inhabitants. Readers can expect an entertaining journey through the lesser-known, bizarre events and characters that define Oregon's rich narrative.